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Yellow Squash and Pesto Recipe

Windy Hill Farm owner, Sherry Trunzo

Summer Squash Recipe

Hi Sherry,

Try this squash recipe below, I think it will help your customers enjoy your squash even more!

–          Chop or slice the squash and place a light coat of olive oil and some salt and pepper.

–          Place in the oven at 400 degrees for 20 min or until cooked and golden.

–          Then in a processor put some fresh basil, olive oil and parmesan. You can add a little fresh lemon juice but not much.  Your done.

This is great as a sauce for a cold or hot summer pasta salad!  And lastly, I would toss in my squash and basil sauce.

I can give you some other recipes that use additional veggies but if you are looking to move the yellow squash this is a winner!  You could make it a cold pasta tasting.  I would use mini penne pasta this way the sauce will get inside the tubes and make it tastier, very simple to make.   I would make a big bowl and just place it on some crushed ice at the market.  If you need other ideas let me know, but I think this one just using the squash is really cool.

Best ,

Daniel

“Hi Dan,

Here’s an update on the farmer’s market.  EVERYONE liked your Summer Squash Pesto.  I actually ran out of bread before I ran out of the pesto. Problem is everyone has squash now although I did sell some. I came home from the market with the leftover pesto and made myself some spaghetti and put the pesto on it.  Delicious!  I gave out your recipe and talked a lot about you and your meatballs.  I had a good morning and lots of fun and sold lots of other things. I brought the camera to take pictures to send you and then forgot about it.  Oh well, next week.”

Sherry Trunzo

windyhillfarms@windstream.net

(814) 328-5346.

Windy Hill Farm

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